THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'l.`_'.l‘ETOW'N, JANUARY 12 i899.
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Gathered Iii Slardln llenrtots ad llor-
? respondents Etatyvlirra.
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Why not get a.
nice, Warm,:Sty-
lisli Jacket when
you can buy one
so cheap ?
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Whole 
Jacket
Stock 
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This `l
" ‘ sion was a concert and Xmas tree fur-
There is ti. good T.
assortment, the 
stock is new and 
fashionable and
the prices are: f
$3.00 for 2.00 `
$4.50 for 3.00
$6.00 for 4.00
$9.00 for 6-00
Stanley Bits.
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Catt Boots.
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srsggpggsgogyngy 'thhropic cause. the claims of which,
n low price should see the
har; alns we are offering.
Beit: Batgllls
Boots,
Welt.
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Boots.
Welt,
Wall..
lawns#
WIS’
lllSPllY IS I lllllll
eedf rose
sllllow-ri);-itied. nm'
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chea.
Glass
and eve thing
onesat mas.
etc.
uncy Goods, Dolls
PHQTQS future not only the present members
on
'°n`t"°° "° \r_e making Cabinet Photo,
°' 2|°=‘Y paper at 3.00 per dozen
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 =_` school. a ~d the people of the surrtiund-
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geeassetts, Berry sem, waters. the future appear even brighter than
Ulaurirm. Lamps
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LOCAL BRIEFS
ina latest ltavs ot' the city
and Pttivinta.
p ired for.
R H. Ramsar & Co presented the
Guairiitstv with a very pretty calendar
which was received with thanks.
Tm-1 Mf1sse_y_Harris Co., Ltd.,
Toronto, through their agent here, have
the GL'.».Ri>i.=.N`s thanirs tor a useful
yard stick. "
DOYT forgot to come and hear “The
Seasons greetings," by twelve little
cbildien in St. Pnu.`s schoolroom on
the 17th of January.
Hazi-ii. Gi:-svn, Jan. 91h.-Hunt(-'ri
'River Division is rapidly working its
way to the front. The following otit-
cers, were duly elected and installed'
.wi 'l`tit>stl-.ty evening, Jan. 3rd, by l) G.
l\'. P.. l.izz`e Bagnall, for the ensuing
quarter-_ viz; W P . Malcolm Rackham;
VV. A., Emily Brown; R. S __ James E.
Brown; AIR S., Kate Patterson; F. S.,
Herbert S. Bagnall; Treas. \V»l‘.iam
Seaman: Carp., Ssirili M. Mel/end:
Con., Lila Sammi; .-\. Con., John
‘ Wonnatiott; I S., Walter Bernard; O.
S.. Neil ii l\l~.‘Le0d; P. \\'. P., Lizzie
Bagnall.
ScHooi.CoNcEi:'r. 'lice evt-ning of
Friday, l).-<~. 3ct1, will remain in the
uinds it' the <~liclar' of ~\lex‘tndria.
ing locality, for somif time. The occa-
nished by the pupils and teachers. The
school was beautifully decorated with
evergreens by the young ladies and
when illuminated with tiny candles,
nieeented a charming appearance. At
7.30 the school was packed and a. large
progrimme consisting of songs, read-
ings, rrcitations, dialogues, etc.. was
splendidly rendered. At the close of
the programme Santa Claus appeared,
white the scholars sang -‘Those Eve-
ning Bells.” and was greeted by a
hearty shout from the children. Each
one received a present from the tree,
which, when uncovered looked very
pretty. Much credit is due the genial
teacher, Miss Marian Traverse, who
took such piins in training the
children and to Miss May Leard, who
greatly aided in the musical part of the
entertainment. The concert was
t brought to a close by singing God Save
the Queen.-Si-s<.'ra*Qm.' '
A vnzr successful basket: social and
entertainment, under the management
'oi the Marshfield Furman? Club, was
` held on the evening ofthe 2nd inst.. in
the lnrshield Hall in aid of. the P. E.
Island Building Fund. Despite thsfin.
clemency of the weather andthe incon-
veniences of travelling, the -hall was
ccmlcrtsbly illled and quits 9 number
el baskets. very artistically decorated,
vsn.siȢedi1: exsissvdbf .. halls
,Frstl lions. who acted hh s \ ni|`sr',‘
tin which capacity he gave  _ » sat-
isfaction. ~'Fina_ncisllY. -tile . e was
highly' sstishclory. The entertain-
,ment was fully aqaalto any given on
similar previous occasions-which is
sstllcient guarantee lor its quality, all
the selections evoking prolonged
plsldits from the audience. The club
takes this opportunity of conveying its
thanks to the ladies who kindly donated
baskets, and recognizes. with apprecia-
tion, the generous manner in which the
gentlemen who patronizsd, the social.
responded to the call of the auctioueer.
The above mentioned club is a branch
of the P. E. Island Farmers' i nd Dairy-
men’s Association, and the social was
held in celebration of the 6th anniver-
sary. The members feel gratiiied that
such a celebration. white materially
augmenting their own pleasure. has
been the means ol assisting s philan-
generally speaking. have not received,
throughout the country their merited
recognition. The oliicers for the ensu-
ing year ars.:_ Pres., Mr. Jas.. g-Scotitr
Vice Pres.. Mr. John Stitson; Sec’y-.
Treas., Mr. Wm. J. Gibson (re-slcct-
ed); Executive Committee-Messrs.
Arch. Stitson. Robert McFarlane, Wm.
E. Vessey. Among the members may
be found some of the most intelligent
and progressive farmers of P. E. Is- i
land and the prospects of the club for
those of the past. The bsuelicial in-
tlucnce exerted b_v, and the benefits de-
rived trom such a society are each suc-
cessive yeztr becomming more appar-y
ent, and it is hoped that in the near
but also all interested in agriculture in
this vicinity. may particip ite in iti ad-
be re-admitted a. student in the tfiice of F. Ei
L. Haszard was granted, he beingallcwed M
to count the time already giver. to that
stndv. a
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BE sure you come to the novel enter-
tainment in the basement of the First ,
Methodist church. '
Pleasant Valley (Lot 21) school of
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number cf visitors. Mr. Murray and 11
Mr. Chas. E. MacKenzie, teacher at
reading, spelling, history, arithmetic,
and especially those of the third class. 8
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pupils. Each rendered their Selection rr
iu a manner that reflected credit upon to
close, speeches were made in glowing Q
pupiis during thi apast half year and
judging from the remarks made by each. 1°
Murray would long remain to guide P
the _youthful minds of Pleasant Valley. :.5
--ONE Wiio was PRESENT. ,Z
DR. CLti~`T cures Chronic Diseases H
and Rupture at Ch’town, Friday, Satur-
ot ciiocolatesf made by the White U*
Candy Co. The-y are lovely. ‘O
The application of Bavfield Williams to la
27 tli December last until Monday, 9t-h inet.,
EVERYBODY who will pay 5 Collis when it was adjourned until Saturday next.
can get in the basement ol the First for delivery of judgments in suits reserved.
Methodist church this evening. The docket consisted ot about 150, cases of
_. _ which a number were tried. Among these
'Tin semiannual examination of may be mentioned ,he f°|1°,;,,¢,
which Mr. Nelson Murray is teacher, s John H. Wonnacott., action for hire of
took place inthe presence of a large Simmer Joe 1128 Gllrlle $40 D°f¢lldlIll»
for the Sons of England
South Granville. conducted the examin- ‘°
ation. The pupils were examined in f£‘t;c*?e‘;€‘;?:;::]~t’1;g§‘3t:£?‘:%;';*€eg2!e*;_h?[:
Mirror. Band at home this evening. geography, English, etc. All the dif- €;?r':)itf’ghli;ft b;|;'r':; ‘bfi,h‘;°t°';;r;°d iam;
Big and little folks expected and pre- ferent classes did exceptionally well ,h
nd that the steamer having
Then <=°»U>¢ 111° 1110” l’l°“Sa°* P3” 0* waited until half-pastsix o’clock sud hav-
the roceedinvs, viz recitations ov the ing whistled repeatedly, me |055 of the
themselves and their teacher. At the therefore givenfor plaintiifs. Haszard,"
terms of the progress made by the felldauf- ' "
speaker, it .was the wish of all that Mr; specification for repair” ‘° are alarm’ $25 ‘
_ Board had no auth'ori=_v to contract. On
this ground the plaintitf was non-suited,
dalfwd Suffdal' Call or Spnd Smmll Nelson, action for pro est fees on bills of
f0¥ 10f01`lDai10U~ exchange. Defendant claimed that he
ASK your grocer to putyou up ri box was overcharged on these tees. Judge
In this action plaintiff claimed $46 under
SUPREME COURT' the to;lo|ving facts: On the Sth November
hat sum. On the same dav Robert
slits property. Itappeared' in evidence
The petition  Wilyianl Llcsheyne Rob- ‘gait H0l`l()UaDd defellllanl. had amended
- COUNTY COURT.
The Court met. in Charlottetown from
Inland Navigation Company, Limited,
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ired the steamer for a picnic excursion
Crapaud 5 and back on
at defendant contracted personally,
ip by thecaterer and his party was due
their own neglect. Judgment was
C, for plaintiff’-; McLean, Q C, for de-,
Walter P Doull vs. the City of Chan
ttetown, action for preparing plan and
laintitfclainied that he was instructed by
e Fire Board to do this Jerk. The de-
nce was that the work was not auihor~
td by th_e City Council and that t-he Fire
aezard, Q C., for City. `
James Cowan and others vs Frank K
ent for defendant $1. 94 and costs. Moore
r plainuiiii, Stewart, Q C., for defendant.
Hamilton Higgins vs Augustus Mason.
sl. he bought a mare from- defendant. for
o_rtoti took the beast from hiin _ on the
aiu Street in Charlottetown claiming her
Not one of the host of
good as the genuine ‘
ertson, for an order for examination pre~
parstory to entering upon the study of law,
was granted, the .fcourt making the usual
order. _
Nelson Rattenbury and another vs. Gay
F. Siuallwood. Action of debt. Verdict
for plaintiff for $156 25,
Donald McLean va. Walter Mclyneaux,
an absent debtor' Verdict tor plaintiff for
$91.94. _
In the Proud case, “True Bills” for
S Y _ g _ oo mon
aisanlt.. They will be arraigned to-morrow
forenoon. The prisoners will all be de..
fended by W. S. Stewart~
manslaughter were fovuiid against. George b
Thortie,_John Trainer and Edward Hughes W
ands. ainst John Hu hes for tn S
t geiher Mr. Brenton inngworth’s auction
sale 'of stock, and that Horton bought two -
horses there, this mare being one. A
joint note was given tor their purcha.se,‘
signed by Horton and d~l"ecdant. Defendant
claimed that Horton acted in the matter as
his agent and under his instructions, while
Horton claimed that they . bought the
horses on joint account and that one
belonged to each. It was afterwards
agreed,as tie alleged, that the mare should
:-: his. During the progress of the trial
the parties made a settlement. and the suit
as withdrawn. Johnston for plaiutid;
tewart, Q C, for defendant.
samuel Gay vs. Herbert Carver, action
for goods sold, $17. Judgment for $8 18.
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BEAR iN Minn ”
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Must be demanded if you want the best. Sold in Lead
Packets only. Black & Mixed. All Grocers. _
Lead Packets Only. 25, 39, 40, 50 and 600. per Ill.
in January and
rare bargains in
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Wholesale Aganzy, Corner of St Patil and  'Sulpice Streets, Montreal.
Removal Sale
We intend movinzto Morr
Block, opposite Post :Office 0
before doing sojwe will °
Ready-made Suits,
Overcoats,
Ulsters.
. Reefcrs.
Waterproof Goats
Cloth of all Kinds
Underwear.
Shirts, Ties
Hoes. Gloves.
Hats. Caps,-etc. - ,
All Goods in ourtStore marked
St
Reductions of 25 to 33 I-3 per cent.
Sale for S ot Ga h 0nI
p so y-
 A.. §BruQe.
mertenced pharmacists, care°fu.l` “ind
William Jewell, plaintiff, Alexander'
Buchanan defendant. Action of trespass.
Now before the_ court. A Peters
and D A McKinnon for plain- T
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Ointment.
Dr. C. M. Harlan, writing tn the Am- is
glean Journal of Health, ot Febuanry
. says :-
“Among the proprietary rnedtliclnel
deserving recogniition fls ‘ Dr. Gh»a»se’s
Ointmen-t.' compounded by THE DR.
A. W'. CHASE MEDICINE CO., BUI-
raio, N. Y., amd Edmanson, Bates Oo.,
Toronto, Ont.. as a remedy tor
sores. eruptions. and skin dis-
eases ot all kinds, for which tt
has been used with marked success.
and has effected remarkaible cu-res lu
marry obstinate cases wihich seemed to
battle the skilful medical 'att-tendiant.
The results- were most-. favourable.
proving the value of ‘Dr. Cha.se'a
Ointment' as a. curative agent in Ivhe
iiseases named. The ma.nufa,ctu_'rei:l A
it the remedy are well-knownf¢"p?ex~
ba
reliable, in add'ition_ to which we have
inside full examination, and fluid che
article to be all that is claimed for it.
“ l_t. is not the practice of ble!
medical profession to lmdorse -indis-
‘rtinin tely th ` t . l
ft e use o p"opc‘e1.a1'y
-mfdiciries, but while we condemn the
Wa-'l and worthless. we are still more
reatly to lndorse and recommend t-he
"e-iiiedy deserving the recognition.
" Neither the physician nor the re-
-;-onsible Journ-al of Health naw re-
."u.=~\s to acknowledge the claims of
=tit‘li propr-let-a.ry remedies as ‘Dr.
t'Jnase’s Ointment) which prove their
»-ii-tries by r~n:in.g where other agen-
:ie~= 'have faiilt.-d.
" ‘.‘.'e know that ‘Dr. C'hase’s Oint-
mt~:»-t’ meets a.ll requri-"itiofiis of the
highest sta.r..c1ard of ‘vor;li, that lit will
be held ln hi.°~‘1 e=r ch ht il
D.. g .~...m  erever
used. and consequently we indorse it to
vantages.-Ossnizvsa. M
wary 
0.1!. HAILLAN. E31 L
Haszard, Q C, for defendant.
The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocain
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- P l d M ` . S N u as
hifi; H J Palmer and M McLeod for defen- §y':f',f',iit,l',°°1,f1f,‘,v,,§’r”E°§'1',,,’,,s,§‘,§f',° ,,,,,f  ,,,1';.fy3
on an
ant. tiredfeeling seldom at ease con ,
L, _ he system riastored to its, normal condition,
' J Write for articulars
Pima Blick, In tlu atilts mt to W.P
, t:|tvt|t'¢ tlrotnry Stats. t
. ,ceive a free sample ot a new remedy,
, by sending ther address to G00l‘£° E-
~ Hughes. Apethscsries .Ha-ll. Chsrlwtl-
to ' . -
Clocks. Without it price! are meaning 1
less. Often a little pi-icelmeans a had
 The one sure way ,bo get
your money’s worth in watch or clocki
guaranteed, and the guarantee has the
w. w. iviautiui,
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bacco, Cigarettes can be cured at the Keele
THE ttltlltllllll UFFIGES In the Iles
Arrmweic Sorrsnnns.-. Will re- -
wn -jan 10 dhw sod &wy1wk ,
uttlit  
to buy here, where QUALITY is
ching that makes it gocd.
s
wwwmww
, Take
this opportunity of
our friends for their liberal lint;
rona which has made our busi-
ness dtgirlng the past' year so sue-
In asking/ for your continued
support our aim shall be to make 3
the goods and prices m attract- 
ive, Lhat you will find it to your _. l
advantage to trade with us _and
th b ` transactions
us our usiness
will be mutually profitable.
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ness and durability
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Hockey
Bouts..
Our men and boys Hockq
Boots just arrived, a little lata
incomingbut they are beauties.
Price $1.45 $1.75 $1.90 $2.25
Ladies Hcckey and skating
boots in Box Calf and Oil
Pebble. from 51.25 upwards.
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Man persons wheare com llefto wear Ai-t.i6cnl
the hubbsroslfsilsnnitspmsesusss heating of
ings of the gum, etc,_tinally causing the platis
sore lips. sore mouths and lore throats sro on
cfs Rubber  Weilpst is
 vssarrubber pl'stes1vi¢!\= sltaslacuim
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Inoassoltlntkindweslwpys nsommmdamsglpkh,
Gold,  
Ourressonforrecummending' smsnhlplntsillnbitil
tandcold, hssebvksepingthemoutlieool.
inner, lichter and stronger than any
'sular, and lsgigsmait to the wearer.-
and have n , Platinum or Aluminum
tnsdfhsssnsplcmshilismouvdvss
I We also  she famous THURDO
Wewonldlike-you to call and see specimens of all onrdiknut linssol
orkineluding our ,Continuous   very Qmst work
howntoDentsl B@nes.  also
iiiifastinntsthe|istl_nib_fs|sn.wswillnntlowit6n on ,
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WE claim to have one of the snr
and manner Cnocnsr, Cnnu and
Guns S'roass.in` the Province-i We
will give one Ten Set FREE to sn.
man cr woman who will give proof of
the person that bought three Sets at
one time out side of our store, in
Ch’t>own, during the past year, that is
to say, Dinner, Ten and Chamber Bet.
We have the goods the people want.
Call and see our blue shcr'
VV. IP. C>'O1VY:|J.1,
SUNNYSIDE.
REMDVED !
Onnnd after Hondsv.0ct: ard, my patrons
willilndmeinmyodlcs in the my Prowse
Block.on the North Sideot Qusms Squat
th-stdsCtot.herightnnsts.l11.
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and imitations is 3
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give